Dylan Bundy had a rough day on the mound in the Bronx. It was over 100 degrees, and the heat got to him fast. In the second inning, Gio Urshela took him deep, and Miguel Andújar followed with a single. Bundy looked uncomfortable and drenched in sweat. After getting Brett Gardner to ground out, he stepped back on the mound to face DJ LeMahieu. But before he could throw another pitch, he suddenly started vomiting behind the mound—once, then again, then a lot more. The umpire waved off the at-bat, and the trainers came out to help. Bundy was done for the day after just 1.2 innings.
The heat-induced meltdown also crushed any betting lines on Bundy reaching more than five and a half strikeouts. Anyone who took the over lost early. Those who bet the under came out ahead. Bundy’s day ended not with a bang but with a mess on the mound, and a reminder that conditions in the Bronx can beat down even a major league pitcher.